President Donald Trump said iPhones made outside the US would incur a tariff of at least 25% and threatened to increase levies on European imports.

Stocks slumped on Friday after President Trump lobbed new tariff threats at the EU and Apple, reviving the trade anxiety that had gradually subsided over the past month.

The markets closed lower Friday after President Trump threatened to impose a 25% tariff on Apple and 50% tariff on the ...

US stock market futures dipped on Thursday as investors turned cautious ahead of key May inflation data and fresh tariff threats from President Trump. The Dow Jones fell nearly 300 points, while the S ...

Apple shares fell 3% Friday after President Donald Trump threatened the tech giant with a 25% tariff if it does not start ...

Earlier this month, Trump threatened Mattel with a 100% tariff on all its toy imports after Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz said the ...

President Trump recently threatened Apple with tariffs, raising concerns about making iPhones in the United States. Experts ...

Stocks ended lower but off lows, sizing up Trump's new tariff threats against Apple and EU. Treasury yields also eyed as big ...

US President Donald Trump has pressured Apple into de-accelerate its investments in India, which may have limited impact on ...

Company-specific tariff threats will likely face legal problems ... Earlier this year, Trump was praising Apple CEO Tim Cook when the company announced plans for $500 billion in US investments.

Then, on May 15, Mr. Trump demanded that Apple stop its yearslong efforts ... has been used to describe how markets tumble with tariff threats, then rebound when the president gives way.